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And to answer your question, nor skyrim, nor payday 2 will ever work on linux. That is why there is symbols in the corner of every game on steam store. If it has penguin logo then it will work on linux, if not, then it won't.
And just you know, you can use your steam library on as many computers as you want, doesn't matter if its windows, mac or linux. Just it can't be used on two separete computers at the same time.
Who are you to forejudge the OP under those grounds? How dare you come into this thread and end up discouraging the use of Linux and the commitment thereof? If you had better intelligence you'd be willing to help this guy out.
I *highly* recommend you dual boot (meaning you have both Windows AND Linux on your computer). Learn to use Linux for a few weeks, but anything you're not comfortable with, use Windows for. Linux is the kind of thing that a new user has to ease him/herself into, rather than just jumping in the deep end. Usually people who jump in like that end up hating Linux.
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I reread the question and everything in it looks perfectly reasonable to me.
You do not have to buy them again. But just in case you're not aware: Most Steam games are not available for Linux. You cann tell which are by the Tux penguin icon.
I'm just saying if he doesn't understand as simple of concept as will his games run on linux, what the hell is he going to do when he will install nvidia prop drivers ( and it is a task of its own) and it will brake his destop leaving him with command prom? Or pulseaudio will brake? If he gonna learn how to fix all this and a lot more, go for it.
And hey, I helped him out, didn't I? Look at other two paragraph of my post...
He didn't ask that. Read his whole sentence. He asked if he has to buy them twice, and many of us asked that (themselves or others) when we were new to Steam on Linux.
If he's new he'll likely use Ubuntu or Mint where the 'difficult' task of installing Nvidia proprietary drivers involves such complicated things as ticking the box marked 'Nvidia proprietary' in the driver selection menu...
Have you even used a noob friendly Linux distro this decade? Because it sounds like you're talking out of your arse.
I did and I know it is easier to install nvidia drivers on linux than on windows. But check box install blew my system to hell so many times I can't even count. As called "ubuntu recomened drivers" just destroys systems. It happened on ubuntu 12.04 LTS!, and on 12.10 for many people, not just me. This was then I gave up on ubuntu and really doubt they fixed it, or did they? I will try 14.04 at some point and will check it.
Ok, that is it. Lets see that discussion creator have to say and enough of this pointless discussion. You all say he will be able to handle linux, I say he won't. We will see, who wins the bet ;)